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What kind of muffler did you get?
A lot here either have Maganaflow or Flowmaster
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I have heard a couple of questions like this one... But rarely...
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You're not really changing hte exhaust much with the muffler. It will open up the end of your tailpipe flow wise so you'll be good there.
My Exhaust work didn't kill anyhthing. Power was up accross the board.
My Exhaust work didn't kill anyhthing. Power was up accross the board.
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Should i go back and make it a single pipe magnaflow for more back pressure or leave it dual which will give me the performance i need and will a intake help that out?
Just use the F body setup. The fact you're splitting at the end doesn't kill performance at all. You'll probably like the look, and the flow might be marginally better. You will pay more with one more tail pipe and one more tip, but IMO it'* worth it.
Chambered mufflers provide slightly different sounds from each tail pipe, giving it more of a burble or true dual feel.
Chambered mufflers provide slightly different sounds from each tail pipe, giving it more of a burble or true dual feel.
IMO, dual exhaust on a car with single isn't the best idea without an X-Pipe. With that, you get uneven exhaust flow out of either. You know in the Winter there are some cars with dual exhaust, and one side gives off more smoke than the other? That'* what will happen to you, and everytime I see that, I think it'* retarded. True dual doesn't have that problem, unless you have dead cylinders on one side. And neither do cars with X-Pipes [I wouldn't have a dual without one].
-justin
-justin
Are there any true dual setups even made for our cars or is it totally custom?
X H ... on our cars with a single pipe heading back doesn't matter. Dual outlet or single outlet is all preference. If you have dual tips, it'* all about impression. They both come off the same single pipe feeding back from the engine.
Now true duals...leave the H and X at home... straight on real live duals....that'* exhaust!
X H ... on our cars with a single pipe heading back doesn't matter. Dual outlet or single outlet is all preference. If you have dual tips, it'* all about impression. They both come off the same single pipe feeding back from the engine.
Now true duals...leave the H and X at home... straight on real live duals....that'* exhaust!





